Mick did NOT believe himself to be homophobic.In one class the student sitting next to him identified as homosexual to the rest of the class.Following this,the next time the class met,Mick moved because he said,and believed,that the seat he was in earlier was too distracting because he could see out of the window to people relaxing outside.What type of attitude is being described here?

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Mick's actions suggest an implicit attitude, where his behavior (moving seats) indirectly reflects discomfort or prejudice towards the homosexual student, despite his belief that he is not homophobic. Implicit attitudes are unconscious beliefs that can influence behavior without an individual being aware of them.

Mick Did NOT Believe Himself to Be Homophobic